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![An incomplete program named w_pl java, which must include three methods, is provided.
You must implement two methods within the program as described below. The third method,
which is a main method, is already written in the program and you can use it to test your
program.
The two methods you mast inplement are:
• find method
• Signature:
public statie vold find(int[] a, int x)
• Behavior:
• Reccives an array of integers a and an integer x
• Performs a linear search on a for x.
• If x is in a, print the indexes of the aray slots where x is stored (there may be multiple
x's in a) on the screen.
• Ifx is not in a, print the message "x does not exist" on the screen.
Note that you should not use Java's built-in method. Your program must scan and search the
array.
• isPrifie method
• Signature:
public statie boolean isPrefix(String s1, String s2)
• Behavior:
• Receives two strings sl and s2. Assume that length of sl length of s2.
Returns true if sl is a prefix of s2 and returns false otherwise.
Note that you should not use Java's built-in method. Your program must determine whether
sl is a prefix of s2 by comparing characters, one at a time, in the two strings.
main method
The main method is already written in the given file and it is used to test above two methods.
After completing the above two methods, if you run your program, your output mast be:
5 is in a[0]
5 is in a[2]
5 is in a[7]
18 does not exist
abc is a prefix of abcde
abc is not a prefix of abdef](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/f76e5b65-863b-46e6-b461-68803b2a6335/baa5c2eb-be94-4d2c-a88c-923bad8f1b78/xzn3fte_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:An incomplete program named w_pl java, which must include three methods, is provided.
You must implement two methods within the program as described below. The third method,
which is a main method, is already written in the program and you can use it to test your
program.
The two methods you mast inplement are:
• find method
• Signature:
public statie vold find(int[] a, int x)
• Behavior:
• Reccives an array of integers a and an integer x
• Performs a linear search on a for x.
• If x is in a, print the indexes of the aray slots where x is stored (there may be multiple
x's in a) on the screen.
• Ifx is not in a, print the message "x does not exist" on the screen.
Note that you should not use Java's built-in method. Your program must scan and search the
array.
• isPrifie method
• Signature:
public statie boolean isPrefix(String s1, String s2)
• Behavior:
• Receives two strings sl and s2. Assume that length of sl length of s2.
Returns true if sl is a prefix of s2 and returns false otherwise.
Note that you should not use Java's built-in method. Your program must determine whether
sl is a prefix of s2 by comparing characters, one at a time, in the two strings.
main method
The main method is already written in the given file and it is used to test above two methods.
After completing the above two methods, if you run your program, your output mast be:
5 is in a[0]
5 is in a[2]
5 is in a[7]
18 does not exist
abc is a prefix of abcde
abc is not a prefix of abdef
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